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Art by N.J.Ludlow
pixelart version of the HeXXen1733 logo, a German horror/fairy barouque era RPG
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Caractéristique du produit:
Dimensions : Hauteur: 160cm Diamètre: 40cm Longueur de câble avec interrupteur: 220cm Couleur: Noir Matériel: Nylon / Polyamide, métal Source de lumière: E27 max. 60W Classe énergétique des ampoules: A ++ à E Ampoule non fournie

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Barouqe Noise
- Noise music made from barouqe era instruments
- Everything is tuned in meantone temperament
- Rules of traditional counterpoint are still followed, but with additional allowance for dissonance
- typically instrumental, though expections do exist
- Often very freeform, but not improvised
- Walls of feedback from organs
- Album covers are usually warped images of stained glass
In today’s Danish class we were taught about the Danish Baroque and something caught my interest in our book.
Basically it talks about common tropes and imagery for the time, but if we look closely, it talks about a specific style called “vanitasmotivet” or “the vanitas motif”. It’s about how life is short and is often shown off stylized with skulls, rotten fruit, blown out candles and hourglasses. It says Vanitas means “empty” or even “vainty”. However, during the Baroque vainty was not connected to caring about ones appearances, but rather it was connected to “void” and “emptiness”. I found that quite interesting, as this is obviously where the idea came from.
Hourglass earring
Life is short (something all of those things demonstrate)
and there are probably more cases of it.
Art by N.J.Ludlow
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